Is the baby's gender related to the mother's habits?

   　According to the British "Guardian" report, the research was conducted by scientists from the University of Oxford and the University of Exeter. They looked at more than 700 first-time pregnant women in the UK female A survey was conducted asking them to provide records of their diet before conception. It was found that 56% of pregnant women who consumed high-calorie foods on a daily basis before pregnancy were more likely to give birth later. boy , while only 45% of pregnant women who consumed low-calorie foods gave birth to boys.； Among pregnant women who ate cereal for breakfast every day before becoming pregnant, 59% later gave birth to boys, while only 43% of pregnant women who ate little or no breakfast gave birth to boys.

　　Research results also show that women who eat more bananas and foods rich in potassium, calcium, vitamin C, etc. before pregnancy have a greater chance of giving birth to a boy. Explaining the new findings, scientists speculated that certain dietary habits may cause Grape Higher sugar levels, which may be more beneficial for Y chromosome carriers sperm Survive. The scientists' relevant research report has been published in the new issue of the British "Proceedings of the Biological Branch of the Royal Society".